Post by Dennis King on Oct 12, 2008 20:29:52 GMT -5
How much time do you spend practicing your putting? Most amateur golfers spend 4-5 times more time on the practice range than the practice green. More shots are from around the green in a round yet this is the least practiced area. The game of golf should be learned from the practice green back to the tee. That means the most practice time should be on putting, then chipping, fairway shots, and finally driving in that order! Yet most golfer’s practice time is just the opposite.
Putting is complex and has many components to master. Read more putting tips at the link below and learn that more time should be spent on the practice green than on the range. If you change this behavior, there is little doubt your putting stroke will improve and several strokes will be shaven from your score.
lefthandedgolfstore.com/category/golf-articles/putting-tips/
Putting is complex and has many components to master. Read more putting tips at the link below and learn that more time should be spent on the practice green than on the range. If you change this behavior, there is little doubt your putting stroke will improve and several strokes will be shaven from your score.
lefthandedgolfstore.com/category/golf-articles/putting-tips/